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Mohave County miner., 1887-04-02
kherifs Sale.
jams J. HIDE,
VA.


j.. MoRTox GALE.
liy virene .. nm execution issued out Of
the JUSTICES Court Of Mineral Park pre-
cinct, Of the Comfy Of Mohaye. Territory
Of Arizona. wherein James j. II yde Ii plain
tif aud j. Morton Gale, defendant, upon a
Judgment rendered the 9Th day Of August,
isst;, for the sum Of sixty-eight and 12.I0J
dollars ssaS.l2), Of which there remains due
and unpaid aud unsatisfied the sum of thirty.
fiye and J3-I00 doliarsl $.ss.f9), lawful mon
ey of the United States, besides cost and
interrst. ! have this day levied upon all the
right. title, clain and Interest OF said de.
fsrdsnt.J. Morton Gale, OF, in aud 10 the
following described Heal Estate. to.wit:
That certain lead. lode or mining claim,
situated At stockton Hill, Wailapai Mining
District AOlisye county. Arizona Territory,
ut or near the Crpei mine. and known and
descdbed ~ the MoonbcaD mining location.
containing $40 feet in length. and more par
ticniarIy described in the Records OF the
County Recorder Of said Moliave county. in
Book !, page 25s, to which records reference
IN hereby had.
Public notice In hereby given that will,
ga Ainuday, tho lIth day Of April. 1857. ut
O'Clock. Il. H.. ef said day, In front of the
Court House door Of ths County Ut Aohave.
cell at public auction for lawful money Of
the United States. all the right. title. claim
and interest Of said defendant. \. Morton
Gale, of, IN and to the above described
property. or 80 inuoh thereof as mny be
necessary TO raise sufficient to satisfy said
Judgment, With interest aud costs, ETC., 10
the highest and best bidder.
March 10Th, 1887.
ROBERT STEEN.
Sheriff of Mohaye County.
BY d, II. kUgscKn.
Under Sheriff.
Mohave County miner., 1887-04-02
ANIMAL INTELLIGENCE.
Wonderful Adaptation TO Eavironnaent
Displayed by swallows ana sSasps.

Wonderful Adaptation TO Environments
Displayed by Swallows ana wasps.
a remarkable instance of ANIMAL in
iclligcncc has lately conc under my
notice. which yrnture.to relate rs be-
ing possibly Of interest to the readers.
In ncighbor's bungalow In this district
two Of our common house swallows
tHirun,ia jarancD - built their nest, Sc
Iccting as their sas for tbs purpose the
top Of a banging aarip that hang. in the
tlining-roonl. A., the lamp Is either
raise or depressed by c,ia'ns fixed 20 a
.cntral countcr-,yc' glii. these chains
rass over pn'lcys Gxcl TO a metal DISK
sboyc, on which the nest Was placsi
The swallows evidently saw that, II The
pulicys were covered withmud. moving
tin, lamp either NIP or down would do
,;roy The nest; 20 10 avoid this natural
result they built over each pulley a little
dome. allowing sufficient space. both
for wheel and chain tp pass in the hol-
low so constructed, without danger to
the nest, which was not only fully con-
-.inrtcd. but the Young birds were
reared without further danger. This Is.
in my opinion, wonderful example of
adaptation To environment, and showing
step far beyond what may be contcnd-
4 as instinct onlf.
may here add another curious ca,c
wllicl, seems to pdnt 10 another branch
Of reasoning. During The dry weather
! have been constantly annoyed by
wasps building up W.T., nind kcyholes,
sometimes keys, blank cartridge cases
and even In one ease pen-holdcr. As
| did not care TO have my gun charged
with yonng wasps. fused TO empty ont
any cartridge ease wIich ! found cIosM
up with mud, but one cartridge ease i'm
particular nptiscd had bccil selected.
This one ] loft ON my Office table. and
each time the wasp closed II MP drew
the charge Of mad and ..gruis. ctc.,
hui a. frequently the wasp cl,sei II mp
again. I may here mention that The
wasp used TO deposit the egg and several
small grubs In eel, close over the top.
and repeat the or ration again till the
cartridge was fall. wien the mouth
would be pasted over with I'd Of mud.
AS repeatedly Isnocied out the grub
and mud, IT appears The wasp started
fresh plan. noticed somewhat to nv
surprise that the mouth Of cartridge
had bat few hours before cmpt.cd was
pasted over. 50 / thought ii would be
Interesting 10 see how many grubs the
wasp had secured In so short time.
tharcfore removed the fresh lid. that was
till damp. and discovered nothing in
side. ] am unable to say il this was
done 10 direct my attention TO one par.
;iculaK anxtrilgc ca or not. while an
ii 'lST wasbcingu*s bu: lam inclined 10
ls'iicyc such 10 have been The case, for
later | noticed a gap made between two
bundles OF letters IN one Of my pigeon
iOlcs, well built up with mud and. Of
course, well packed with grubs. --tty-
l0n Cor. Nature.
Mohave County miner., 1887-04-02
POULTRY MANURE.
nsw 10 rsesevv~ This Nest ysfsslss 81 M
KasWa IFerttiissss.


Hsw 10 Preserve Yhis Most ysisslss ~ NJ,
kasWa IFsrtiiissss.
Poultry droppings very quickly lose
their vsIue II not carefully preserved.
II the coops we're clesned daily. instead
Of occasionally, TIE gain In the value
Of the manure would compensate for
70 doing moro. xs die droppIngs contain
a larger proportion Of valuable matter
that readily escape, than many suppose.
II has hcn recommended TO compost
the dropp;ngs with dry earth; but dry
earth. though M absorbent, does not
wholly preserve tlie,n. Nor will plaster
answer fully for thst purpose. The bcsi
Try absorbent IL kAinit, and as II Is oi
itself nm excellent f.rt.I .Iizcr the cost need
not be considered.
II Is well known that water absorbs
many times Its volume OF ammonia.
and that II quickly causes all substances
In the shape of manure to dcc0mpose
aud change their forms and conditions.
II. then. instead ~ keeping the drop.
ping, per.c tIy dry, we keep them moist
with soap-suis. we not only cause them
10 dccOmposc (Which Is really dcsira-
blr). but the water absorbs aud arrests
the ammonia, and prevents its escape.
The s1ap-susls eoral,ine, also, vita the
niaRurc. first forming fat acids, which
in turn react Oh tine insolublc matter Of
the manure, and render II more available
~ plant food. II Is not suggested to keep
the droppincs WIT. but only moist
They may b. mix,sl with dry earth, IL
preferred. with j, small quantity of
kain.t added, the whole to be saturated
with strong soapsnd., and kept moist
afterwards. using I'D l;tional suds as the
heap increases. For this purpose q
large bin or box should b 5, provided, or
barrels may bc u,cd. hut under cover
- protection ayaini ran and sun.
Poultry manure arfl n'ght-sol, though
very rich in nitrogen. lose by exposure,
and when allowed 80 become dry tho
loss Is quite an item. Analysis shows
this 10 BIC the case with niglit-soil. which
schiom compares favorably with animal
manure, although II Is known 10 be pro-
ductd from food that is really more
nutritious than ih;it fed to animals. II
II could be preserved daily. In fresh
condition, so rs 10 absorb and retain
The liquids and volatile matter. il would
give better rcyilis. The same applies
10 poultry dropp'ngs. II allowed 10 be-
come dry under the roosf, they decrease
IN value, but II preserved In a fresh con-
dition much of the nutritious matter will
he saved. II those who desire 10 save
the droppings viii Try the method sug-
gcstesi. keeping them moist with strong
soap-suds. The aminoHiacal odor which
will greet their olfac.ories when about
to apply the manure To land W II be con-
vinc:ng. ~ H. ,Jac,t., ia Rural Nc,c
lorker.
Mohave County miner., 1887-04-02
ELEGANT COSTUMES.
three Elegant salts iteeeatIy Made fes
the Duchess 0f C0nnaught.

Z
the Duchess VI C0nnsught.
a well-known English firm ha. just
cpn,plctcd three elegant walking and
travelling costumes for H. X. H.. the
duchess Of Connaught, specially de-
signed for her. The first Is VI tweed
ito fine texture, the shades being cream.
checked with chocolate, and these again
cross-barrcd with lines Of bright green,
1.-The bodice forms a L,osc jacket with
roll collar and rcycrs fastened By one
tuition nj the bust, worn over waist
eoat Of dark green cloth. made quito de-
iachetl, and having . high collar to
iinisl, IL neatly at the neck. Tic skirt
is simply drapcd in long. loose folds
reaching to the feet both back and front.
and has q box-plaiicd panel ON the left
vide. The small buttons used on the
bodice are Of green carved bone, and ~
quaint design. The second gown Is of
Il charming cloil, Of a soft. blue-gray
tint, mixed with rc.l.@ and form
Ing dec checks. The bodicc y
sut with graduated reycrs reach.
Ing 10 the waist. showing vcsl
ut fine cream cloth. plated 10
smulat. The linen front OF gentle
mans shirt. and bnttonctl BY three gold
studs. The high collar Is OF the same
cloth. an,l narrow. whilc silk t:c. with
small bow, Is TO be worn with this In
place of brooch. The cufs are also
Df tho white cloth. and. togathcr with
The rest. are made removable, that other
colnrs may bc worn nj pleasure. The
front OF tic skirt has a W de plain panel.
over which hangs long full apron
dramry. The back IL sbox-plaitrsl. the
upper drapery !, foi,!e corncrwise an !
arranged a little boufante under the
round coat basque. The third gown Is
Of navy blue serge. .intcrw0yen with
narrow stripes of rel. This. like ,h.
bWl;cs Of the second gown, IL cut with
reycrs. but III different sisapc. and they
are faced with navy silk Srrgc. fonr
ebony buttons. engraved will, X. Y. ~.
are placed on either SIDE H the waist,
and similar ones In smaller size are
used to button the vest. which u Of
bright r,d cloth. The >kirt II box
plated. under full long drarcry both
back aud front, ra;scd a little ON either
hip. and giving almost the appearance
OF skirt worn over a plated pctticoat
So hfc410 Tribune.
Mohave County miner., 1887-04-02
Order to SHOW Csase sghy Ortles
sTSsle or Real Estate Stomtd
Net be Made.

In the Probate Court Of the Count, of Mo.
have, Territory Of Arizona.
In the matter of the Estate Vt Ornsbce
Groom, dsceased.
II appearing 10 the Judge OF said court.
by the petition this day presented aud fled
on behalf of Richard II. Gro,ni, the admin.
istYator of tho estate Of Ornsbee Groom
dsaeA cd, praying for an order of sale Of
real estate. In order that the said estate
may be settled up ant tbs admfnfsffator
dikcha rgod.
Its therefore ordered by tho Judge 0f
said court that all per..ops interested in the
sstato Of said deceased appsar before the
said Probate Court on Monday, April 18th,
1887, at ten o'clock in tbs forenoon of said
day, at the court room Of said Probate
Court, in the town Of kineman in said
county Of Aohaye, 10 show cause why an
order should not be granted ~ the s nd nd.
IHinist rator TO sell the mining claim OF the
s.id deceased for the purpose of closing mp
the said state.
And that copy Of this order be publish.
ell mt least -four consecutive weeks ia the
NoHayE CougTY MfSIR, newspaper print
ed and published In said county.
Dated March. 18th, 1871.
WV. q. BLAKrLY.
Probate Judge.
Mohave County miner., 1887-04-02
I'ia.s For Court House.

The Board OF Supervisors of the County
oi Mol,ayc, having under consideration
the erection of Court lIousc in the town
Of kingman, invite carpenters, builders
and others to present plans for the same
1t The meeting Of the Board Oh Monday,
April 4th, 1887 1T . o'clock p m.---tlc
building 70 be OF Wool. two stories, wi:h
firc-proof vaults or Offices for ihe Record
cr, Probate and district Clerks, and 10
cost in the neistori,ood Of five tI,osinand
dollars.
Should the Boird accept any Of The
plans presented q small remuneration will
be paid fortlie same.
For further information apply to the
Chairman or Clerk of the Board.
by order Of the Board.
JANgs J.. HYDE,
Clerk.
kingrnan, Marcel, 18th, 1857. t2.-ti.)
Mohave County miner., 1887-04-02
cHiNA's EMPEROR.
Tive Son OF if~avcn an the Way 10 1sis An
eesters' TOmba.

THE Son or Heaven an the Way TO ssts An
eesters' Tomis.
The people OF China are intensely in.
tcrcstel IN their Young Emperor and in
all that concerns him, Some time age
he had 10 pay tlsc customary annual
visit to the grave Of his ancestors, the
most Indispensable Of all duties to y
good Ciiinaman. The escort Of the Em.
IRror ca boy II sixtccn) consisted Of
twenty thousand persons. and the whole
population of the capital was decp.Y
moved.
The pilangnin in which he rode. an
elegant structure Of w0od and glass,
was borne by sixteen carriers, all Of ex-
actly the same stature. Thirteen 0f
his Chief Ministers accompanied the
Son sf Heaven. each in his own paIan-
Iqnin. The imperial vehicle was pre-
,:c ,led. followci and surrounded by n
select baud of iift,' young cavaliers, all
in brave array. a vast muiiiiudc oi
officers and high officials marched Lc-
hind.
The road from the palace 10 the ccmc.
WI uau O'VU Pttttst ifst sWtlV. IOC-
Iamat.On hal krn made, as usual, that
during the passage of the Emperor no
creature not belonging to tba escort
should be SO N IN the street. The com.
IIand was obeycd; but. s,ici, was the
curiosity Of the people to behold the
eountcnanc. OF their sovereign, that
every house on the route wa. pierced
with little holes, Mt each of WHEEL, war
placed royal chinese eye gazing ai
i!c monarch and bis imperial mother.
Nj Pekin Vas pecp.ng Tom.
Once fairly out into the country. the
population was allowed 10 look. pro-
yhlrd that IL remained upon its knees
while Tile imperial palanquin was pass.
ing. and that no one should approach
nearer than fifteen yards. so passed
tho SON Of Heaven "a the grave of hi.
anc s.ofs. Tne day ended with uni.
Strsal fcst'yity.
The question of the marriage of the
Young potcDtatc j. an absorbing topc
In every Chinese household. .'Of wha'
NE Is q King" asked an American girl
OF seven nj Z GeEaian sci,sol last winter.
i'iic good old prccepircss had tho tact 10
reply: "My dear, the King gives a., al
Was plenty 10 talk about at meal.
times. - iosh's.oDpssio,.
Mohave County miner., 1887-04-02
Arizesa I's.sem~es.

".
A, denotes Z. e. Mos.cy Order Office; ].
international Morey Ofdor Office; X, Wells
Fargo Express oisoc. This list IL correct
cd monthly.
YAvArAI CouxTr-Agua FRA Valley. Alex
sndra. Antelope Valley, Ash Fork, y, Dig
Bug lied Rock, Bradshaw, Bueno, Bum
bls Ice, Camp Verde. ChnDcnder, cherry,
Chino, cienega, Flagstaff. x. GiIiett. Has
sayampss. Howeils, Je.om-, Juniper, Lees
Ferry, Mayer, Mcssviilo. Pnyson, PRESCOTT,
AK, Simmons, Stanton, Stoddsrd. Tip
Top. Walker, Walnut Grove. Williams \.
PrxA CoUSrY--Ailen. American Flag, Ari-
vaes,, Calabasas <, Orittcnden \, Dcsert,
Esperanxa, Greaimvilie. Harshaw, Nogales
4, Orc Binnco, Pantano x. 0uijotoa, Red
ington, xal,uarits, Total Wreck, Tsbae, Tue
son AK, Washington.
GnA CoUxTr-Armsr, Globe A \, Pio-
neer X, San Carlos, T1nto.
Moiuyx CouSTr-Aubrey, Breon, Hack.
berry Z. Henning, Biug,nan Z. Mineral Park
A, Mohave City, Powell tNeetiies), Sigiial.
cocIusE CouxTf-- Benson :, Bisbee, Camp
Huachuca A. Charleston 4, ccntertion
Dos Cabezas 4, Dragon Z. Fairianks !.
Fort Bowie (Ap.rho Pass)AH Ochoasills,
81. David, Tombstone Z, Tres Alimos,
wilcox (MsIoy)A1.
GsAHAM CousEr-lsonita, Clifton Z,
Duncan (PurdyJ 4. Dunlap, Fort Grant.
Fort Thomas, Morenci, Pima. Stafford, Sol
osnonvilie.
PryAL coUsTY-Butte, Casa GraSsds 3,
Dudleyviiie, FIorsnce II, Aaniyviiss, Mari
copa r, MesaviDs, Picacho, Pinal 4 Z. River
side, Sacatou, Silver King A.
YcxA Covx1Y--Csntennisi iPiamosa).
fIip. Ehrenbora, Nortons, Parker, Yuma
Irx.
ArscHE couxTv -Erastus. Fort Apashe,
HoIbrook Z, Keams Canyon, Nutrioso, ~.
Johns A, st. Joseph, Shsw Low, Snowflake,
SpringerilIe, Sunset, TAYLOR, Wiaslow,
Woodruff.
MAniccPA CoUKTY-Gils Bend 4, Hayden,
Lshi. Mcdowell, Phenix A 3, sentinel, Tenn
%, tHayden) A, vuitnre 4, wiokenburg.
Jxprsx RKsEayaTfos--fort Defiance.
Mohave County miner., 1887-04-02
a raasher a. .he s..sle..


During thc night some thirty buliocks were
exposs1ias kills. in the Indian jungle, where
the princes Iuri slain a Bengal tiger, and when
wcawoss tk, men repsted that three of tlseus
had been killed by pnnfi,ers. Of these. how.
ever. 1t was only possible 10 pursue one. ~ shs
trail Of ti,e rest he'd 10 unsppruacbsLIc rnoan-
tain fastncsetS II wns, therfow, decided 20
attempt driving the panther cut u flse narrow
ravine In whs.i' II was sappSci 10 lie hidden.
Suddenly tho long black line Of beaterx comes
TO halt. breaks AMI sways hack waris, ths
shouts cf the mcI, beinS retloublod A. quick
az lightning Ali Beg throws himself on hfs
horsc sDl gaiioIs to the spot, and we soon
learn that fhe enraged panther hes attached
tho heaters several times, who, tlerUfss. ~.
fussi 10 move forward. Ons man hnd been
killed. However the elephants are quickly
moved forward, and VIC are sopn collected CA
both sides Of the ravine in which the bease
lies hidden. As the raviue was only thirty
yarls wide and about lyc yarIS dsep Ne
were cloe upon tho panther. though wo could
NOT sec II.
Now the question arose, what wers We 10 a
next, The beatcrs were tOo frightened 30 bs
VI amy further use, and thc animal showed M
signs Of willingly leaving its hiding pIacs.
Col. Dotls urged us most earnestly nct %
moyc tise clephant into tho shirk~t, as si,s
panther wouid without doubt attack the Are
who dared TO approach H. A. the panther y
more active IL is moro dangerous than tAs
tiger and when enragcd takes the Offensive.
sometimes jumping at one hound into the hows
~, whereas the tiger cennot reach higher than
the elephants neck or sh0ulAef. Ths vas sho
reason why we naturally listened 10 the aAvir~
Of oar experienced friends and wsis~d essssiia
while All beg cautiously approached ths
hiding place Of our terrible fos II II mo-
nnrnt OF brcathlrm suspense. Every ssconA
we expect that the panther viii rush ous snd
attnck us, when suddenly the rrpoSt n . gun
Is heard and All Beg's uDerring bullet has dis.
sblcsi the panther at the very nscasnt u - t
about 10 spring upon him. Oscar and rave
the tenacious bessa its coup 10 grace. Prince
Karl Of Swesien In Nineteenth Century.
Mohave County miner., 1887-04-02
ENGLISH BOQE&,
hebsks ny q Gentleman who SUw
ThlHRs In Asnerie. rs They Are.

Thi1Es In Asaerie. rs They Are.
Americans are sometimes heard TO
complain Of the manners Of certain
class Of young Englisl,ncn. who ought
% know better. They are accused Of
pcopt;Eg American Hospitality and OF
negleciing the c,nyenfionality Of dress
1nI etiquette which are customary In
good European .ociry. The American
naturally rcscnts tho idea Of an English
aian doing In America what he would
lnt do at home, and ysry justly GAnsll:
rs such ACTION awapt Of proper respect
award his cntcita nes.. II js hardly
likely that any inan, calling himself
Mohave County miner., 1887-04-02

shocs for lai. sen,es.y.

The Madrii court s,,oemaksr has s,esa A..
slered by Queen Christine 70 ,nake rsir ol
shoes for his majesty Alfonso XIII. They
will he ninda Of white leather and elabornteiy
esnbrohicr~i with Gold- before the Young
king puts his fes't into them. tho al,oes, az.
corsling 70 oil usage, win DO sprinkicd with
holy water Qssscn Christine has given orvlers
that. tcgsther with her sons iirst aAoes, NO
poi'r be made for poor Children and distrib-
uted In her nnne.--Now York Post.
Mohave County miner., 1887-04-02
TIE sHYsreas or the Stage
whe the Pahir u md whst He H,ees ~
uei,o~S The professlsa.

who the Pakir u md what He Dess -
Deh,,~s ths Prefssstsa.
Wow, III. stage isa, iss shyssers. its leecfes,
hat II aiso has a multitude of nohse, siDoerp,
devoted mcn and women, whose god a thsir
arf and TO whom life Is ons cusItinnnas stviv.
ing toward the attainment Of higher ideals
and R,s,lcr accomplishments Ths fshir h .
hanxrr-s, 10 the skirts II tlse profession w1sieh
be disgrsccs. ] had almost said - the ehrom9
IL 10 tbs painting W h fskir to an actor.
Bat TIE chrospo II sometimes attractive and
the fakir never ls. Socially no has NO aspirar
tics,s 11sc Iuuch cpintrr where tho iarscst
glass Of ber goes with tho hest fres lun~h y
his delight An ''augeiv 10 him IN any fool
who chanc,f along 10 Iny Tor two o. thres
sbcces.r
He spends his time In yilifying men ana
women whore shoes hc N mot worthy 70 bls~k.
He rejciccs to sv the white wing n an angel
frnilcl Ia the pollution q the STREET. Nos
only bis body hut his Imagination h de-
bans.tesi, and 10 he cannot even imagine the
purity Ia others which be cannot recall In
hiitlsaf Sicn with higher iiraIs than he sssr
dreamed Of, eod women nnisiatesi by nobis
ambitions and gentle imIMlsr~, Ic rcjpirs 70
yilify as i,c calls for another pot, : fsr which
his s0idcntnl -angcl" will poy. Tlsesc snew
are the shysters, the q,iacks tie blatant hyp,
0rites ~ thc stage.
To call such ~s.iei lcf~ry srtors is ~ iuog.
k'al and unfair ~ Il wouki BE- 90 cali Crieh
Hscp man a honor or your travelBg qussk
doctov u medicine. PROFESSIONALLY consid-
cred your .fakes is q unworthy Is hs ID 30
cialIy. He 4, false from head 10 foot. Hb
dresses arc q anoBdcscript collection u boz.
rowcd rags b,longissg 70 every ags an1 civil
izafion depicted on tho stage In going
through his trunk you may safely assign his
wig to one @.tor, his doablet to anosker and
his sandals 70 ths property trunk- of the -
company he was In.
He never knows his lines. He ecuh noo
pars, scntciscc OF Shakespeare could Iso pus-
ch1sc thcrcig an immortal crown. Hc Il u,,-
reliable, nnworthy, how. He Is not low ~
other nlcil arc iow--in spots; be IL low
through and through He b sham. He
docs not earn an honest living, for he dos noe
give tho public IT, moneys worth; therpfor,
he is fraud know few a,ch nscn. They
are currc 10 the stage. blight to any com.
pany they chance to be Ia 17scy wero born
ia the gutter. they love its oior ami tlscy will
travel in II till they ct length end In ths
sewcr.--Geosgs &. Min In Chicago News. =
Mohave County miner., 1887-04-02

A 0I0mSend 10 cents postage, ard We
" ITIHIwiil mail you fres royal, va
- OAA nable, sample box Of goods
sk&t will put you in the way of making more
ns0ssey at Ones, than anything else In AM
ssiea. B0<h seskes Ut all agss san live At
hpsae and work In splrs time, Os eli the
lms. Capital not required. We will start
yOo. Imuscnse pay surs Tor those who start
% eoee. ErTHsOs 4 CO., Portland, Maine.
Mohave County miner., 1887-04-02
R~psslir@s Territorial Cssssii.
tee. EE

The following ire shs nanss OF ths Rspub-
lican Territoria; Central Committee:
Chairman William Christy. Phenix.
Sccrctary-E. A. Morford, Phenix.
Apache u. u. Slower, Gosalio Colomo.
Cool,iae--J. e. Montaudsp. W. +. Nichols.
r. A. Atchison, q. u. HspPy.
Gils.--O. \. Conneil, &c. Jones.
0rahans-.-J. +. OIL, T.. A. Cutter.
Maricopa--.w Cbristy, l.. Fowisrsk =. A.
Davix. n. 4. Morford.
MoLave-..W. II. Tagcari, E.I. Burdick.
pinal--.A. r. WaiLrIdgs, w. IL. Bsnson.
Pi,na-.-L. wclney. J. 4. Zabsiskie, ID.
McYawn, Il. ID. Ferguson.
Yayapai.-W. y. Head. l.. WollenbarS,
r. u. Murphy, Geo. 4. Brown, George u.
Tinker.
Yusaa- a. q. Hubbard, Charles ". Brins.
ley.
A. iarge----Clark Churchill, Webster
Street.
Mohave County miner., 1887-04-02
A wr,ser., ,s,,e.

Bransier Matthews nays he has made n q
rule never TO call Irrsnnaliy on an editor
until lie had ar~pted an artick. The only
occnsiam on which he violated this r,ie raw
him the owner ~ a reject.l msnnscrEa. II
only more authors wsah form and observe
this regulation New York Gruphic.
Mohave County miner., 1887-04-02

v0IIoan live at home. and rack, more
I'LL money at work for "a, than ~ any.
= thing else IN this world. Capital
n1t needed; you arc started free. Both
sexes; all ages. Anyone can do the work.
Large earnings snre from the drst start.
Costly outfit apd terms free. Better not
delay. Costs you nothing to send Us your
ADDRESS and find out; IL you are wise you
will do 10 ri once. II, AALLKrT 4 Co.
Portland, Maine.
Mohave County miner., 1887-04-02
Nstice or Dissolution Of Part
nerslSip,

The eopsrtnersliip Of the undersigned
heretofore existing under tbs name and
style OF Bcccher x Russell In the town OF
kiDgman, county Of MOhaye Ter. OF Arizo
mn. is Ibis day dissolved by mutual consent
The business will be continued by Charles
h. BeeohSY who will pay tae out,tandins
debts Of tine flrn and TO whom all the debts
due the firm havs been assigned.
j. IL. RUssyLL,
G.. II. BEEcHEE.
kingman, Ariz March II, 1887. 23t4